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Ten-man Barnsley launched their new Sky Bet League One campaign with a 3-1 win at new-look Plymouth.
Barnsley took a 13th-minute lead when skipper Luca Connell sent a superbly flighted free-kick across the Argyle penalty area from wide out on the left and the ball hit Pilgrims midfielder Brendan Wiredu and flew in at the far post.
Adam Phillips smashed a brilliant 30th-minute volley to make it 2-0.
Barnsley goalkeeper Murphy Cooper made a brilliant 40th-minute save to tip over Caleb Watts’ goal-bound header from Kornel Szucs’ cross.
Watts made it 2-1 in the 50th minute, hammering in from close range as Barnsley’s defence failed to clear Victor Palsson’s header.
Barnsley central defender Jack Shepherd saw red for a second bookable offence after 63 minutes before Davis Keillor-Dunn latched on to a clearance from Cooper to slot home Barnsley’s third after 83 minutes.
PICTURE: Instagram/@cpeezy
Lorraine, Trish, Stephan, Sinead, Siobhán and Evan at last year’s festival
The premises, which was the subject of a Closure Order last month, re-opened earlier this week
Pamela Brooks with senior infants from St Senans National School Molly O'Mara, Jack McMahon (front), Riea Carroll, Jake Fleming and Freddie Lake (back) I PICTURE: Arthur Ellis
In the latest episode of The Traitors Ireland, viewers saw another Traitor being banished from the castle, leaving Paudie - the sole remaining Traitor - giving his own son Andrew an ultimatum
David Brennan presenting his spinning wheel to Pat Doherty, Doagh Famine Village
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